Catalina Open tournament heads into weekend action at Avalon
Universal Service reports the second annual Catalina Open at Avalon with 66 players entered and 105 hopefuls. Prize money grows to 21000 with an 18 hole format. Notable entrants include Horton Smith Johnny Farrell and many golf stars from Los Angeles and across the state.
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Tos Angeles
Maper
Southern California
Avalon Town
Olf
Kidd
Witra-Midern
Quaste Ie
William Wrigley
Econd
Caliente
Mast Never
Los Angeles
Emith
Horton Smith
Joplin
Smith
Walter Hoazen
Leo Diecel
P. G. A. Crows
Johnny Farrell
Hercy Cooper
Walter Hagen
Florion Smith
Charlie Guest
Hear Gilci
Jobo Golden
Wild Bill Bebbers
al and
Abe Espiunen
Billy Rourke
Ed Dudley
Ion Durlal
Fred Morrison
Joe Kirkwood
Larry Nabholtz
Frank Roda
Harold Sempwon
Dan Sanesier
Lewis Scott
Arthur Clarkson
F.C. Stecene
Tom Berens
Joe Tarness
Frank Walen
al Watrous
Dani Williams
Fat Coleman
Craig Wood
Another race meet planned after Sandos' autos at Exposition grounds
Enthusiastic Cedar Rapids fans raised a purse to stage another race program at the Exposition grounds. Cha Schrader led the dirt track championship efforts with a 1 1/2 lap feature win in 8 10.8, while Tex Edmonds of Houston captured the consolation and placed in the heats. Barringer, Adams, and Schrader staged a tight duel with several lead changes and minor incidents but no injuries reported.
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Sandos
Exposition Grounds
Cha Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Schrader
Hoe Ward Adams
George Barringer
Adams
Barringer
Sundas
Fang
Cara
Rex Edasady
Musso
Art Challender
Edonds
Tex Edmonds
Houston
Geelap
Gus Schrader
Howard Adams
Rey Edmonds
Howard Alems
Rez
Edmanda
Sater
Iet
Maynard Clark
Cecil Cheaturs
Ian Schrader
George Tattinger
Hex Edmonda
Rex Filmonda
Joe Russo
Frank Sande
Gue Schrader
Iowa Poem Recited On Big Nine Conference Origin
Iowa City report notes Laver, director at the University of Towra, delivering verse on the Big Nine origin tale amid student gatherings. The piece references college athletics and a campus audience, with hints of poetry and ceremony surrounding the conference history.
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Iowa City
Nir
Ft. Uf
Laver
University of Towra
Lows
Iowans Apologize to Nobody Over Conference Gold
The University of Iowa faces a damaged relation with the Western Conference after a failed bid for reentry and disagreements over athletic policy. Officials, alumni, and students weigh plans for national competition as the athletic board meets to outline policy. The faculty committee cites gate receipts and stadium size as factors. Iowa vows to maintain integrity and independence in athletics.
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Chicago
University of Iowa
Iowa
Utson
Michigan
Wron
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Ite Lapad
Athiatle
Dean GC
Wiliams
Caid Be
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Durdue
Etter
Cheduler
Bumton Ingwerson
Hollie
Banka
Jons
Walter
Walter Callup
Georga
Towneshall
Nieed
Montreal Meréons Rally to Lead Week in NHL Action
In a chaotic recap from New York, Montreal Meréons fought through inconsistent play to secure a second place in the International group standings. The piece notes a perfect week with three wins, including last night, as teams like Chicago and New Haven posted scores in a crowded week of league play.
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New York
Montreal Meréons
National Hockey League
Yeton
Rocky Mount Stars Prepare For Regional Football Showdown
Twenty two players from Rocky Mount region are lined up for a high stakes football game against a North Central conference rival. Local star Demendeor leads an all star squad as announcements hint at strong lineups and regional interest.
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ANSI
Ecryye
Meurtyln
Arcepind
Lee Tiank
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Girmvic
Compose Raed
Georgetown college names Little as new coach
In New York Dee Little, now at Georgetown, was named as the new head coach at Calumba University. He will replace Charley Crowley who resigned, signing a three year contract to lead the team.
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New York
Dee
Low Little
Georgetown
Kran Forthal
Calumba University
Little
Charley Crowley
Will Gige
Oregon Team Begins Long Trip Homeward
Oregon travels back from a Florida stop after a mixed outing against Miami Reach and Florida A. Cale coach changes and injuries are noted as the squad regrouped at the midway point of a long journey home.
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Oregon
Miami Reach
Packers Pro Grid Champions Triumph in Close Final
Green Bay Packers secure pro grid championship with a hard fought victory in a tense final. Despite unclear OCR fragments, the team edged opponents 25 to 22 delivering a second consecutive title for Green Bay.
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Green Bay Packers
Touchdown Makers and Scoring Leaders Across Conferences
Fragmented OCR summary lists players and points across multiple conferences. Mentions Gene Milly Iay Pernesset and Mebser dalred Gre with a touchdown surge, notes total of 149 points, and references leaders in Big Six and other conferences with scattered, unclear names.
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Gene Milly
Pernesset
Manem
Serene Tare
Mebser
Dalred
Gre Tourlile
al Tiger
Dover
South Carolina
Juss
Clack Hinkle
Bucknell
Towler
Counfer
Tress
Northwestern
Roany! Pharmer
Minnesota
Big Six—Young
Nebraska
Major Leagues Debate Shorter Schedule in New York
Major league magnates and chairmen meet in midtown New York to discuss a shorter season and potential changes. The talks cover reducing the summer schedule, impact on fall games, and which weeks would be trimmed, with plans to vote in September and align with the world series timing.
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Der
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National League
Wunimedore
Amércan
Calle
Betel
Philip Tall
Indian Officials Home From Big Swapping Bee
Indian officials return from a chaotic swap meet style event in Gale. The piece mentions various figures and place names, including Vite MY and Charros, with references to a Texan league context and a recent game involving Lee Western.
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Tyee
Gale
Mare Gliye Rimil
Jake
Ageessun
Sieitchers
Lotte
Simone
Ilhorargy
Home
Lee
South African man nets 31 points in tight game
A South African player scored 31 points to power a decisive performance in a closely contested match. The standout’s scoring spree helped his team secure a hard fought victory, with key baskets in the late period defining the outcome.
Goose Creek Faces Edna in Houston Showdown
Goose Creek travels to Houston to clash with Edna in district play. The game marks a key matchup as Holston and Hee Ger Bavalor are noted players amid district two battles. Officials announced the timing as Saturday afternoon at the field, with district standings at stake.
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Bavalor
Baltie
Ann Hirgh
Claan BK Cchampionn
Eastern Clubs Off For Coast In Big Intersectional Tilt
Eastern football presses a final coastward campaign with Carnegie Tech and Pittsburgh leading the attack on the West. Carnegie meets Southern California in Los Angeles while Notre Dame and Stanford loom for late decisive showdowns. The season’s last major maneuvers promise a gridiron wrap with Pacific and Eastern powers clashing across the country.
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Alan J. Gould
A.B. Sports Weiler
New York
Carnegie
Tittaburgh
California
Satinias
Los Angeles
Titteburgh
Southern California
Tech
Crojans
Moray
Mest Foernisht
Titty Panthers
West Point
Treak Choir
Tiny
Walloping
Stanford
Satandard
Bennayleania
Washington
Oregon
Merida
Negro Lines Wins Championship in Pittsburgh Area Meet
In a rough text fragment, Negro Lines defeats rivals at a Pittsburgh area event. Moore delivers a swift 10 minute or faster time, securing a decisive second place for his family.
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Negro Lines
Tee
Moore
Negra Afar
Pitishurgh
Vietarp
Boxing This Week's Fights Across Multiple Cities
A sweeping boxing schedule lists bouts in New York at Madison Square Garden and Chicago White City with many weight classes. Notable matchups include Frese versus Porat for heavyweights and Okun against Rosen in light heavyweight action, plus numerous 10 to 12 round bouts across Cleveland Louisville and more, featuring American and international fighters.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Phil Scott
England
Uitlo von Porat
Norway
Maxie Rosen- Lloum
Yale Okun
George Huffman
Marty Gallagher
Washington
Paul Biani
Argenling
Jerry Javelec
Bill During
Eddie Steele
Bogland
Chicago
White City
Arene
Charles Arthur Shires
Exis
Tvo
Dan Daley
Cleveland
Boquillon
France
Ine Belmont
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Goldie Hens
Orean Park
Denil Tayne
Louineilla
Lenox
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Dinky Silverberg
Rouklyn
Broadway
Artna Young Zaxerina
Jersey City
Nalp
Madixon Myuarearden
Jiray McLarnin
Angeles
Stuby Goldstein
Mhicaga
Stadium
Wad Pastor
Teer
Tod
Ee Karl Mantra
Cava
Teatherweighta
Rennie
Ftein Maeller
Blue Liar
Canadara
Testom
Fnekields
Tag Angélon
Gorilla Jones
Ake Ohin
Mora
Myniles
Schmidt Puts Seven Veterans Around 1930 Haruard Frog Team
Coach Francia Schmidt of Texas Christian University has seven veterans to build the 1930 Haruid Frog basketball squad. Capt. Roy Bury anchors the center position at 6 foot 2 and about 190 pounds with spring, while Flynn Chappel and Roberson share forward roles. Three guards Wallin Atkina Brumbelow join the veteran core, with Wallin returning as an all conference guard and the others projected to develop into steady contributors.
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Worth
Francia Schmidt
Texan Christian University
Flynn
Chappel
Roberson
Schmidt
Wallin
Atkina
Brumbelow
Laat
Atking
Ponies Capture Junior Title in City League Final
The Mustang Ponies defeated the Macy’s Fangs 12 to 4 at Garrett Field to win the City Junior football league championship. Girard opened scoring with a 9 yard run after solid blocking, followed by a fourth quarter score as the Ponies recovered a fumble on the Fangs 9 yard line. Hobbs plunged in for a late Fangs score.
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Macy's Fangs
Garrett Field
Fangs
Girard
Panga
Stuart
Fumbe
Hobbs
Fischer
ACER
McDonald
Tonies
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P. Tedriguee
Tarcelona
Palacion
Barbera's Sports Defeat Normoyle In Friday Night Contest
Barbera Sporting Goats defeated Normoyle 22 to 14 at Normoyle Saturday night. Winners include Thoman and Wolf at forwards, B. Dillon and Wolf at guards, Palla Bounfield at centers, Wilcor and Myers at guards, with M. Dillon Ripple Davis Le Coke and Young among subs. Normoyle's lineup featured M. Trappe V. Flall Miller Smelling Phillipa Regger D Miller Hall and others.
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Barbera Sporting Goats Company
Bankerball Girls
Carop
Hall
Treforee
George O'Brien
Acorara
Rosaman
Smiley
Timer
Checkup Shows Receipts At Aggies Game Record
Toran Dec 4 final check of receipts for the Aggies versus Texas Jong fome game at College Station shows a total gate of 300000 the largest in the Langhorn-Reggie era at College Stadium. Expenditures for officials police grounds and other costs totaled 5110 049 resulting in a net of 6810949 to be divided between periods. Attendance reached 30000 but blanket admissions and many complimentary tickets reduced actual receipts. university bodies and Texas affiliates involved in the production noted the effect.
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Toran
ASQ
Tosam Agzien
Texas Jongfome
W3le
Ber Jamon Mailiven
A. and M. College
Torna
Intel Binker
Lunders
Sliato Sullivan
Sullivan
Mero
Texas
Hammond Okeh Promotes Return After Medical Setback
Hammond and Hammond return to action after a layoff with plans for a year ahead. Hammond remains under medical care and is not yet cleared to resume full duties. The upcoming card features Coleman and a main event headed by Fappan, Breveng, and others at the port venue.
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Nvmi
Port Net
Coleman
Hig Orono
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